Editor’s Note:CHERYL CRUMPTON is an obscure, corrupt SEC enforcement staffer enmeshed in the largest Nasdaq Stock Market fraud and scandal since Bernie Madoff. Cheryl Crumpton was caught abetting Nasdaq’s fabrication of a “300 round lot shareholders gifting rule” to advance her own failed career. Here’s the basics: If a Self-Regulated Organization (SRO) like the Nasdaq wishes to change its stock listing rules, it MUST file a Form 19b-4 with the SEC. The SEC is then required to publish a rule application in the Federal Register seeking public comments. Subsequently, the SEC must issue a written Order of approval or disapproval. This is the rulemaking process under the law. Otherwise, there is NO rule, period! Nasdaq is prohibited from engaging in “rulemaking,” masquerading as a “Nasdaq spirit” or applying “inferred,” invisible in-house recipes. Nasdaq’s entire history of rulemaking is published (here) by the SEC. Without ambiguity, Nasdaq never had a “300 round lot shareholders gifting rule.” Knowing these facts, the SEC enforcement staff CHERYL CRUMPTON, DEREK BENTSEN, STEVEN SUSSWEIN, MELISSA HODGMAN, PATRICK FEENEY, JOSHUA BRAUNSTEIN, ANTONIA CHION etc. fabricated a Nasdaq “300 round lot shareholders gifting rule,” colluded in a racially charged Nasdaq fraud, shamelessly ruined the life of a Japanese American lawyer William Uchimoto. The Court took notice. On June 2, 2017, the courageous, revered New York federal judge P. Kevin Castel condemned the SEC tactics as “…deceptive practice by those working for an agency [SEC] charged with policing deceptive practices is unacceptable” in a historic ruling. Recently, Melissa Hodgman, the woman who climbed her SEC career skinning Asian scalps was caught in a sex scandal with her racy husband, rogue FBI agent Peter Strzok. This is a sick story of government abuses so outrageous that it would make you puke!

Cheryl Crumpton, an imbecile SEC staffer, a Nasdaq ‘washing machine’

At the Nasdaq, hogs run wild. When Nasdaq’s notorious general counsel ED KNIGHT – whose beloved mentor is Nasdaq’s criminal Chairman Bernie Madoff gets caught lying, cheating and stealing, a “Baywatch babe” at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) dives into the mud and swims to his rescue. Nasdaq’s “Pamela Anderson” at the SEC is a curious and corrupt SEC enforcement staffer named CHERYL CRUMPTON.

CHERYL CRUMPTON is quite a homebody with lots of zeros attached to her miserably failed career:

A middle-aged woman, CHERYL CRUMPTON has zero experience in an Asian country; she speaks zero Chinese beyond shouting “Kung Pao Chicken” off a Chinatown menu; she has zero knowledge towards China; she knows zero about the Chinese law, and finally, Cheryl Crumpton doesn’t have a damn clue about separating China from the China in a China shop.

But Cheryl Crumpton has an open mind: she is a fan of the Nasdaq, knowing full well Nasdaq would pay her at least four times more when she joins the gang. Drinking Nasdaq’s “poison Kool-Aid” like a fat rat resting in the gutters of DC’s subway, the imbecile SEC staffer Cheryl Crumpton is a corrupt, stealth “washing machine” doing Nasdaq’s dirty laundry.

By any measure, CHERYL CRUMPTON is galaxies away from an audition for a Baywatch TV show.

CHERYL CRUMPTON’s life follows a familiar pattern of a typical government waste: an unembellished sheepskin from a third-tier law school submerged in a racist Alabama swamp; an inferred, deep-seated hatred towards the blacks and the minorities; a pathetic “world view” limited to within a square mile of DC’s Chinatown; and a bi-weekly paycheck that she does nothing to earn the taxpayers mercy… But Cheryl Crumpton prays for more – like rolling heads to gloss over her razor-thin resume, or lurching in the dark for more pecuniary rewards in the private sector…

“CHERYL CRUMPTON has tons of raw power – she’s too reckless to follow the law, too lazy and ignorant to search for the truth, and too racially biased to locate China on a map.”

Sued for ‘Nasdaq spirit,’ Nasdaq retaliated, duped the SEC, DOJ

The Nasdaq is not a friendly place for monks, nuns or worshiping the Virgin Mary. Nasdaq’s Chairman was Bernie Madoff, the world’s worst-ever Ponzi schemer monster who’s bilked investors out of billions.

“Before Bernie Madoff was put away for life, he left a cherished legacy engraved in the Nasdaq corporate culture: lie, cheat and steal to maximize profits.”

Religiously following Bernie Madoff’s teaching is his faithful apprentice ED KNIGHT, Nasdaq’s shady general counsel – a former Washington lobbyist known as “Mr. Fix.” Thanks to Madoff, Nasdaq’s rotten culture is a journey of fraud, racism and power abuses – until it was caught pants down lying by the SEC. Read more:WILD NASDAQ LAWYER EDWARD KNIGHT VOWS TO NUKE SEC CHAIR MARY JO WHITE.

In 2010, Nasdaq delisted China-based CleanTech Innovations, Inc, a profitable wind power operator. On appeal, Nasdaq general counsel ED KNIGHT made a shocking remark – captured on the record:

“CleanTech Innovations, Inc. did not violate the letter of any Nasdaq rules, but it has violated the Nasdaq spirit.”

MICHAEL EMEN and ARNOLD GOLUB, Nasdaq’s listing heads were forthright with the truth: “CleanTech didn’t violate Nasdaq’s rules. But Nasdaq must delist CleanTech Innovations, Inc. to send a message to the world – it’s not open season for the 1.4 billion Chinese to cheap on the Nasdaq.”

Cheryl Crumpton, a made-up SEC charge, racism against a Japanese American

Facing a historic defeat, Cheryl Crumpton rushed to the sinking Nasdaq ship, searching for “traitors” who had testified for the SEC Commissioners that revealed the Nasdaq fraud.

Under Ed Knight’s marching order, the flighty Cheryl Crumpton landed her shifty eyes on a Japanese American lawyer named William Uchimoto.

William Uchimoto grew up in a Japanese internment camp. His father Dan Uchimoto was the most decorated Japanese American soldier during World War II – a Purple Heart veteran honored with pulling Jews out of Nazi concentration camps in Poland. Mr. Uchimoto is the former Chief Legal Officer of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, and a former SEC attorney in charge of regulating America’s stock exchanges. Mr. Uchimoto is an expert on stock exchange listings.

The Nasdaq enlisted Cheryl Crumpton to do its bidding, fabricated an SEC “securities law violation” to skin Bill Uchimoto’s Asian scalp.

Like a dog with rabies, Cheryl Crumpton barked at William Uchimoto and trumped up a “Nasdaq 300 round lot shareholders gifting rule” violation

A $20 SEC ‘cross border’ fraud, a fabricated Nasdaq listing rule

Can the SEC charge someone with a “law violation” when the law doesn’t exist? Can you also accuse someone of a rule violation when clearly there is no rule? These seemingly simple but common sense questions are too daunting for CHERYL CRUMTPON and other imbecile SEC career types to answer. Instead, Cheryl Crumpton and the SEC enforcement staff committed a massive fraud.

In September 2015, Cheryl Crumpton mounted a racially-charged coup against the renowned Japanese American lawyer William Uchimoto, accusing the Asian expert of “misleading” the $13 billion Nasdaq Stock Market, depicting the Wall Street fat cat Nasdaq as a duped, naive baby shitting in a crib…

The corrupt SEC staff claimed Mr. Uchimoto had misled the Nasdaq in 2009 in order to gain listings for his clients, and violated a “Nasdaq 300 round lot shareholders gifting rule.” The absurd SEC lawsuit said the “economic incentive” for Mr. Uchimoto to commit the “massive securities fraud” was a 100-share stock certificate he had received from a friend during Christmas – worth $20.

In his voluntary deposition before the SEC gangsters, Mr. Uchimoto made clear the Nasdaq never had a “300 round lot shareholders gifting rule.” In fact, Mr. Uchimoto told Nasdaq staff WILLIAM SLATTERY, ALAN ROWLAND, ARNOLD GOLUB, MICHAEL EMEN they were prohibited from enforcing a nonexistent rule without first seeking a 19(b)-4 rule change with the SEC. The evidence is here:

On July 8, 2016, facing adverse evidence presented in federal court in New York, the SDNY DOJ prosecutors SARAH EDDY, MICHAEL FERRARA, AIMEE HECTOR came clean, conceded in court filings before a New York federal judge:

“The government [DOJ] does not claim that NASDAQ or any other entity had in place a formal rule banning the gifting of shares in connection with a listing application.”

Really? Why didn’t these “smart” government folks consult a single market expert before ruining people’s lives? The SEC’s mumble jumble was predicated on a fake premise: there is NO Nasdaq 300 round lot shareholders gifting rule anywhere on earth. Therefore it wouldn’t matter how a company obtains its shareholder base – gifting to employees, friends, families or otherwise.

Till this day, the Nasdaq has not filed with the SEC a 19(b)-4 rule change to qualify the 300 shareholders listing rule. The Nasdaq has had the same listing standard for 20 years – without the fake “300 round lot shareholders gifting rule” in it.

For nearly two years, the SEC regulatory rapists dragged the 62-year-old William Uchimoto through a merit-less litigation, until the esteemed New York federal judge P. Kevin Castel had enough of the SEC’s lies and dumped the SEC’s fake case into a trash can with a complete case dismissal:

“God bless America we have the federal court and a judicial role model like Judge P. Kevin Castel,” William Uchimoto told reporters. “Where can I turn to get my business and reputation back? I am talking to the media and I have sought Rule 11 sanctions against the SEC abusers on March 7, 2017.”

William Uchimoto’s lawyer DANIEL ZINMAN of Richards Kibbe & Orbe put out a press release, alerting the public of the SEC fraud against Mr. Uchimoto, exposing CHERYL CRUMPTON, the Nadsaq and their corrupt SEC co-conspirators:

“The Court ruled in favor of William Uchimoto after the SEC tried to amend three times to patch up a fake case. Judge Castel specifically found that the SEC had made no credible allegations against Mr. Uchimoto. It was all made up.”

‘Expose the SEC fraud under FOIA’

Neither the Nasdaq nor the SEC would comment on this story. Readers wonder why these self-proclaimed “public servants” are hiding from the American public. Multiple FOIA requests lobbed at the SEC’s FOIA office are now awaiting the agency’s document production.

“The American public deserves to know the facts behind the botched Uchimoto case,” said famed civil rights lawyer Matthew Topic at Chicago powerhouse law firm Loevy & Loevy. “The SEC must timely produce documents under FOIA. If the SEC engages in a cover-up and refuses to produce documents, we will involve the media and litigate in federal court.”

“Only uneducated morons could believe these highly profitable, highly liquid shares in SmartHeat and Deer could be manipulated,” said a JP Morgan capital market expert. “Any public company would be tickled to death to have these mutual funds own their shares. These two companies each traded almost 1 million shares a day, No one could manipulate these natural market interest. ”

The Nasdaq production, which was confirmed as a final, complete Nasdaq record by MICHAEL HUSTON, DOUGLAS COX of Gibson, Dunn, shocked the conscience of the public and the Court:

There was ZERO evidence in Nasdaq’s own record showing even the slightest concern expressed by Nasdaq listing qualifications staff WILLIAM SLATTERY, KEELY WALTERS, ARNOLD GOLUB, ALAN ROWLAND or ANDREW HALL over shareholders gifting their own shares in connection with stock listings on the Nasdaq! None, zero!

The staggering evidentiary discovery that rebuts the core of the Nasdaq, SEC’s fake charges has only affirmed the long-held truth: the corrupt Nasdaq and Cheryl Crumpton colluded, fabricated a Nasdaq rule violation, purposefully displayed William Uchimoto’s Asian scalp in an SEC PR stunt.

At press time, the shameless CHERYL CRUMPTON is under investigation. In court filings, the SEC has demonstrated a pattern of labeling unsubstantiated claims as “inferred truth.” Readers may just “infer” the following about the disgraced Cheryl Crumpton:

“CHERYL CRUMPTON is nothing but another piece of garbage that president Trump and SEC Chairman Jay Clayton ought to dump into a trash can.”

“I used to think the SEC is a fair place because I have worked there for years,” said WILLIAM UCHIMOTO. “From my disappointing experience in this instance, Cheryl Crumpton, at the behest of the SEC and the Nasdaq has committed frauds against me. It’s time to drain that abusive SEC swamp.” Read more:SEC Suit Against Lawyer William Uchimoto Is A Political Hatchet Job.

Calls to SEC Chairman Jay Clayton were not immediately returned. The American public will keep contacting Chairman Jay Clayton and the SEC’s Inspector General’s Office until they pick up the phones and answer a simple question: what the hell is a “Nasdaq Spirit.”